Feb 20, 2013, 04:33 PM
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i had problems with the dlink cable routers doing wierd things like that. to check if its the router or your isp open 3 command boxes and do
1st one
ping ***.***.***.***.*** -t
** being the ip of your isp's gateway you can get it from the WAN info on your router
second one
ping google.com -t
the -t will keep them pinging continually untill you stop it
third one
ping 192.168.1.1 -t or whatever your routers local ip is
if just google lags then its your isp's connection to the net
if google and the gateway ip lags then its either your connection to the isp
if all 3 lag then its the router
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